Our next door neighbor in Lenoir had a Automatic F Electrolux bought new in 59,She was my Grandmothers niece and my second cousin, more like another Grandmother, I spent many hours vacuuming for her and when she passed away,of course I wanted her vacuum...BUT her Daughter moved in and decided to keep it...Last month Dot, the daughter died , Her niece called me offering me the Electrolux...PLUS, Dots AF bought the same year, Dots Rainbow that I sold her new in 83..the first machine I sold, and a Tornado upright...Think a very deluxe Sanitaire, Chrome hood, headlight and Vibra Groomer 1 from the 70s..I was reallt happy to get that old AF, I had to fix the cordwinder but the old girl runs as good as it ever did.
Just recieved another vacuum of my childhood
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Great, Hans! Please post some photos of it!!
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Great, Hans! Please post some photos of it!!
real1shep
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Sweet deal.....
just buy an android phone and take pics. Plenty of used, digital cameras out there too for pennies on the dollar, because they don't store enough pics on their memory sticks to please the young.
Some yrs back I sent in 35 rolls of 35mm film to an online processing place. These went back to when my kids were little. When you have Asperger's, you do stuff like that. Anyway, most of them came back ruined. A friend of mine confessed that she used to work in the film processing industry. She looked at the prints and said they used dirty chemicals and had the lids of the chemical containers. Once you ruin the negative though....foiled again by fools/posers.
Kevin
just buy an android phone and take pics. Plenty of used, digital cameras out there too for pennies on the dollar, because they don't store enough pics on their memory sticks to please the young.
Some yrs back I sent in 35 rolls of 35mm film to an online processing place. These went back to when my kids were little. When you have Asperger's, you do stuff like that. Anyway, most of them came back ruined. A friend of mine confessed that she used to work in the film processing industry. She looked at the prints and said they used dirty chemicals and had the lids of the chemical containers. Once you ruin the negative though....foiled again by fools/posers.
Kevin
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